Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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TRI-LANGUAGE LEAGUE ILa1in Divisionj . . . Front Row: W. Riker Isponsorj, R. Morris fpresidentj, K. Simon lvice-presidentj, L. Booth fsecretaryj, N. Rusk ftreasurerj, S. Huot, S. Carter, M. Echlin. Second Row: V. Krupic, J. Resimonl, J. Cipriani, D. Berriman, S. Vincenl, D. Sorentino. C. Lake. Third Row: J. Butler, V. Rozentals, L. Feetham, C. Sokol, C. Nedwick, C. Endahl, S. Hansler, S. Roche. Fourth Row: S. Cossey, S. Richards, D. Sertic, I. Baarnes, ,M. Auernik. M. Messerich, P. Szewczyk. Fifth Row: P. Hamilton, E. Marvin, M-. Miller, V. Halucha, G. Selke, 0. Brustad, L. Bocan, G. Felker. Back Row: N. Miller, D. Bowbeer, R. Ogar, D. Sweelenham, J. Mack, S. Machan, S. Clifford. TRI-LANGUAGE LEAGUE fSpanish Divi- sionl . . . Front Row: M. del Barrio Isponsorl. J. Roberls Ipresidentj, A. Walrers lvice-presi- dentl, E. Rodocker lsecretaryj, J., Hadwin ltreasnrerj, 1. Rodriguez fsponsorj. Second Row: S. Karagas, S. Lawson, E. Denton, S. Maxwell, N. Thornton. Third Row: R. Tren- doff, J. Warner, S. Piddington, S. Lyons, F. Varga, J. Novotny. Fourth Row: D. Preuc, L. Babcock, L. Horosko, C. Malinowski, B. Bur- schell. Fifth Row: M. Bolla, A. Bassin, D. DeChamplain, H. Saunders, K. Ozier, T. Begin. Back Row: G. Gonda, H. Moore, J. Colby, M. Davison. Sixty-three

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new anguage calc!! fourfk chuidion fo Aague The Tri-Language League took on a new dimension this year with the addition of a fourth language. Russian was admitted into the League as a new member. Now students enjoyed learning the history and customs of four languages. Although the Russian group was small, every student member profited by a clearer under- standing of the Russian people and their native tongue. Monthly meetings were alternately taken by the Spanish, French, Latin and Russian divisions. As each group in turn was responsible for the night's activities, they provided their audience with samples of the countries' native songs, dances, and foods. Spanish, French, Latin, and Russian members all enjoyed the fun of their fellow leaguer's language and the experience of teaching others about their second tongue in Cody's Tri-Language League. TRI-LANGUAGE LEAGUE !French Divi- sionl . . . Fnont Row: A. Frederic Isponsorj, D. Bowman Ipresidentj, M. Ravitz fvice-presi- dentl, N. Ellis fsecretaryl. K. Johnson ftreas- erl, W. Riker fsponsorj. Second Row: J. tgiggins, J. Kahus, C. Sinnett, E. Wernette, C. Kemgrer, B. Banwart. Third Row: C. Kol- busz, P. Drain, J. Johnson, M. Lama, D. La Croix. Fourth Row: M. DePlanche, S. Charney, J. DeMarais, L. Solms, L. Pindzia, P. Garner. Fifth Row: C. Clark, J. Hamilton, R. Cum- mings, S. Faist, R. Huot. Back Row: D. Beau- regard, D. Lees, D. Krueger, T. Stirnweis, D. LaCroix, C. Beck, R. Hancox. TRI-LANGUAGE LEAGUE fRussian Divi- sionl . . . Front Row: W. Palesch fvice-presi- dentj, A. Mack fpresidentj, J. Banket fsecre- taryj. Second Row: M. Feeback, K. Ozier, L. Palesch ftreasurerl, G. Smith. Back Row: R. Constable, J. Mack, S. Hrabar. Sixty-two

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Sixty-four 4066? cfuga fofow :Spare-fime acfiuifiea ART CLUB . . . Fr0nl Row: B- D0ff0HCf-Ffh, R- Wil-9011, Back Row: L. Skowronski, K. McDonald, R Tungate M. Mernovage, V. Rushford, S. Karagas. Second Row: E, Anzhony fsponsorj, F. Bliznik, D. Schwalm D P. Corlese, D. Fedoronko, D. Florkowski, D. DeFrain. Fmnig, Leisure moments lead to hobbies and many Cody students spent their spare time pursuing a variety of interests in the Hostelers, Coin, and Art Clubs. Neither rain, sleet, nor snow could discourage the venturous Hostelers. Bicycling and camping in Michigan outdoors, they enjoyed the fellowship of group activity and the fun of hosteling no matter what the weather. Veteran hosteler, Mrs. Frances Kryn, sponsored club members in this year's busy program of weekly activities and weekend adventures. American coins were the topics of discussion and activity for Coin Club members. Visits to exhibits and public auctions were on the agenda of things to do. And informal lectures by experienced collectors introduced Cody amateurs to the real fun and value of collecting coins as a hobby. Art appreciation was the Art Club's aim in 1959 as its members toured leading Detroit museums and galleries. Then putting the inspiration of classic art work into practice, they created novel decorations for Cody musical productions.